Algae Biomass as a Potential Source of Liquid Fuels

Algae biomass is perceived as a prospective source of many types biofuels, including biogas and biomethane produced in the anaerobic digestion process, ethanol from alcoholic fermentation, biodiesel synthesized lipid reserve substances, biohydrogen generated photobiological transformations. Environmental economic analyses well technological considerations indicate that methane fermentation integrated with bio-oil recovery one most justified directions energy use microalgae for purposes. A promising direction development bioenergy systems based on their integration waste pollution neutralization technologies. The wastewater, another liquid waste, or flue gases can reduce costs biofuel production while having measurable environmental effect.